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A business exchange turns into a money pit; exes fight over a lemonade business; cousins fight over a crashed car.
A business exchange turns into a money pit; exes fight over a lemonade business; cousins fight over a crashed car.
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Ms. Pat Settles It
S2, EP14 "Forget the Kisses, You Keyed My Car"Ms. Pat steps in to settle cases that include an ex suing her boo-thang for turning her car into a giant scratch-off ticket, sisters over unpaid rent and ex-besties throw down over a promo deal gone wrong.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S2, EP15 "You Stole My Chanel, Go to Hell"Judge Ms. Pat lays down the law on three cases including a stolen check, a broken TV and pawned purses to cover rent.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S2, EP16 "My Paycheck Doesn't Check Out"Ms. Pat settles three cases that include an employee chasing down back pay from their boss, cousins butting heads over a suspended driver's license and a friend who made a surprise pit stop.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S2, EP17 "You Botched My Hairdo & Stole My Boo"Ms. Pat settles three cases that include friends suing each other over whacky wheel woes, a sister suing her brother over a dog bite and a client confronting his stylist over a bad braids and a broken heart.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S2, EP13 "Ghost Ridin' My Whip"Cases include sisters going head-to-head over borrowed-but-never-returned clothes, friends wigging out over a hair disaster and ex-BFFs duking it out over a car note that went unpaid and unnoticed.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S2, EP12 "Kicked Out on Christmas"A daughter sues her mom; an uncle sues his niece for a yacht trip after the spirits told her he should pay; exes dispute over rent, but he kicked her out on Christmas.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S2, EP11 "If We Ain't a Thing, Gimme Back My Ring!"Judge Ms. Pat settles three cases, including sisters squabbling over a stolen and wrecked car, best friends who can't agree on what treat your self means when it's on someone else's card.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S2, EP10 "Slayed Faces, Fried Edges"Judge Ms. Pat settles three cases that include cousins clashing over a crashed car, a photographer mom battling her client daughter who won't pay up and an auntie waging war against her nephew after he fried her edges right off.
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